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• n  the quality of being wicked
• n  the quality of being disgusting to the senses or emotions
  the vileness of his language surprised us

• The come-in-from-the-cold novelists have schooled us all in the vileness of the espionage agent's world.
• Or, to add a bit more vileness to the mix, their assumption that they could make South Carolina blacks believe that one of their own would be "unelectable" by definition.
• That metaphor is pitch-perfect, but the film works a little too hard at proving the vileness of beauty pageants.

• nefariousness
• wickedness
• ugliness
• loathsomeness
• repulsiveness
• sliminess
• lousiness

News & Articles

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• The Bock’s Office: ‘Darkest before dawn’ is key in holiday movies
  Somewhere between the cutesy nostalgia of “A Christmas Story” and the vileness of “Gremlins” lie the best holiday films that exemplify how much Christmas can change your whole outlook. You may not think about how depressing some of your favorite flicks appear, but that’s because by the end, all is well even after the worst circumstances.
  Dec. 23, 2013 - Craig Daily Press

Quotes

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• José Antonio Alonso Suárez in GMA news.tv
  ETA has once again displayed its vileness,said Jose Antonio Alonso, spokesman in Parliament for Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapaptero's Socialist party.
• Cardinal Norberto Rivera in Boston Globe
  Cardinal Norberto Rivera Carrera, the archbishop of Mexico City, said Benedict was facing "defamation and attacks of lies and vileness because of a few dishonest and criminal priests."
• Gina Lollobrigida in Reuters Canada
  If these people know they will be taken off the air and they will have to pay massive fines then I'm sure this vileness will stop,said Lollobrigida, who left Yugoslav emigre Milko Skofic in 1971 after 22 years of marriage. "In a way I feel...